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About the India Initiative

Established in 2007, the University of Wisconsin-Madison India Initiative brings together faculty across campus, alumni, and friends to support, enhance, and increase awareness about India's arts, cultures, economy, history, religions and society.

Through collaboration with diverse departments and programs, and with support from alumni and friends, the India Initiative highlights scholarship and outreach efforts and facilitates new programs to help us better understand and engage with India's rising global prominence in such diverse fields as medicine, journalism, economy and industry, engineering, biotechnology, and law.

Recognizing the importance of India to the economic and political future of Wisconsin and the United States, this enhanced collaboration with and dissemination about India will benefit Wisconsin's businesses and citizens as a whole.

India Initiative Goals

  • Integrate the study of India across the curriculum to facilitate the development of global competence and advance internationalization.
  • Build partnerships among educational, governmental, and corporate institutions in India and Wisconsin to facilitate educational exchange, create new knowledge through research collaborations, and economic development.
  • Expand and facilitate research and teaching on areas of emerging interests related to but not limited to India's economy, knowledge sectors, and global integration.
  • Bring together faculty from humanities, professional, social science and scientific departments interested in India.
  • Create a clear portal to resources at the UW-Madison campus to facilitate new research and teaching strategies and public engagement about India.
  • Coordinate activity related to India to create dynamic synergies and a central point of contact for the campus and state communities.
  • Disseminate knowledge about India to benefit Wisconsin and American citizens and to serve the needs of business.
  • Re-connect to alums with interest in India as well as those of Indian origin.

Related UW Departments, Divisions, Schools and Colleges

Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER)
Center for South Asia
College of Letters and Science
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Department of Computer Sciences

Division of International Studies
International Business
International Institute
Law School

School of Human Ecology
School of Journalism and Mass Communication
School of Medicine and Public Health
Wisconsin Alumni Association

 

 

 

 

 

 

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